BRUSHING your teeth should be second nature, but missing just one clean a day could be a deadly mistake. Almost a third of adults brush their teeth less than twice a day, according to a 2024 ...

Brushing your teeth seems like one of the simplest daily habits. Pick up a toothbrush, add toothpaste, scrub for a couple of minutes, and rinse. Most people assume they have been doing it right since ...

Looking after your teeth also takes care of the brain, experts have found. Researchers learnt that adults genetically prone to poor oral health may be more likely to show signs of declining brain well ...

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We learned to take care of our teeth as small children, brushing them before school each day and before bed each night. A new study suggests oral care doesn’t just benefit our chompers, but also our ...

A genetic propensity toward poor oral health is associated with signs of poorer brain function, a preliminary study has found. Investigators studied this link among nearly 40,000 adults enrolled in ...

Among the reasons for children’s poor dental health, cited by 8,315 mothers who participated in the survey, was their child ...